Amazing picture of a Wasp..................... by @AlenaČerveňanská

The vision behind Tsu is that the users of the network should share in any advertising revenues generated by their content. As the founder of Tsu, Sebastian Sobczak, said in the above New York Times article, all content creators, which is basically every social user, should receive royalties for the commercial use of their image, likeness and work Tsu has created an algorithm as to how it shares advertising revenues with its users. An image below directly from their FAQ clearly illustrates how they are calculating and splitting royalties: 10% go to Tsu 50% of the remaining 90% (i.e. 45% of the total) go to the content creator The remaining 45% is divided between those that directly invited the content creator to join Tsu (the content creator is considered a “child” in Tsu terms to the person who invited them), the person that invited your “father,” and finally the person who invited your “grandfather” in a diminishing calculation that they call the “rule of infinite thirds” http://www.tsu.co/robbyba﻿

There has been a lot of buzz about the new Tsu social network lately, whether from our recent post on why you might not like Tsu to invitations from social media friends to join the network all the way to the New York Times and their post on “The Social Network That Pays You to Friend.” ...